Janet Riley

CEO, The Write Stuff

With an MBA in Marketing from University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, Janet Riley began working in corporate marketing in the mid-80’s. She quickly learned that she had a knack for copywriting and has won multiple awards for excellence in marketing.

With hundreds of campaigns and two decades of copywriting under her belt, Janet decided to start The Write Stuff in order to match highly-qualified copywriters with businesses that vitally need to persuade their customers.

Experienced Service

Our copywriters have an average of 15 years’ experience in the industry and have worked for everything from mom and pop service businesses nationwide to commerce giants such as Pepsi, Frito Lay, Wal-Mart, Macy’s and General Motors. Many have experience in large international campaigns with sensitivity and intelligence on the local culture, giving you a leg up when you’re entering a new international market.

Dedication to Excellence

Our people include a variety of award-winning copywriters, including prestigious awards such as the B2B Awards, Content Marketing Awards, Caples Awards and The Webbys. We’ve retained them for our client’s use because of their dedication to excellence.

These amazing copywriters deliver serious results, from exceptionally-performing direct marketing letters to turning around businesses that were failing prior to their intervention. We’re not proud of our copywriters because they’re ours; we’re proud of them because they are the best.

Portfolio: Janice MacIntosh

Sample Letter: Thomas Stevens

Social Media: Christine Anderson

Script Sample: Anna Thompson

Customer Service Guarantee

We’re so certain that you’ll love your new content or marketing materials, we guarantee them. Because everyone’s artistic vision is different, we do require that you submit to at least one round of revisions, but if you’re not happy after that, you don’t pay.

How strongly do we believe in that guarantee? In ten years of service to our clients, we’ve never had an order left unpaid because it didn’t meet the client’s satisfaction.